Actress Sardia Robinson Attracts Attention from Hollywood Directors for One Woman Show

LOS ANGELES - Jan. 30, 2014 - PRLog -- Emerging Jamaican American Hollywood actress Sardia Robinson remembers walking over dead bodies to go to school, and not growing up with the basics, including running water while growing up in Jamaica. Though her childhood was riddled with poverty, low-self esteem and fear, she is using her gift of acting and storytelling to empower others who have had similar fates.

According to Sardia, “I struggled as a child and as a young woman because I battled with low self esteem, faced a lot of loss and suffered from dyslexia. I was told I wouldn’t succeed.” Without little support, Sardia stayed determined to beat the odds and obtain an education and become and Hollywood actress. “Not only did I have to deal with dyslexia, but I was a single mom raising two boys, struggling to make ends meet,” says Sardia. Never one to give up, Sardia preserved and obtained a theater degree from Columbia College in Chicago, and perfected her acting skills.

After relocating to California, she wrote, produced and directed her inspiring one woman show, From a Yardie to a Yankee, which is garnering rave reviews from Hollywood executives. According to Hollywood director/producer Gregory Marquette, “An amazing show, filled with heart, drama, happiness, and hope.  Sardia takes the audience through her humorous yet challenging transition from Jamaica to an aspiring actress/comedian who followed her dreams to America; passionately performed from the heart of a beautiful woman for all to see.”

For more information about Sardia, visit www.SardiaRobinson.com

Sardia will be performing From a Yardie to a Yankee, on February 15^th, at The Michael Woolson Studio, located at 8801 Cashio Street, LA, CA 90035 at 8:00 pm. She is available for interviews before and after the show. For media RSVPs, contact Publicity 911 at (760) 285-6496.

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